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This was my conversation with ChatGPT 4 years ago: https://i.imgur.com/WPaWgzZ.png https://i.imgur.com/WPaWgzZ.png Where will we be in another 4 years? What a
by personalityson 2mo ago
This was my conversation with ChatGPT 4 years ago: https://i.imgur.com/WPaWgzZ.png https://i.imgur.com/WPaWgzZ.png
Where will we be in another 4 years? What a time to be alive!
- kypro 2mo agoI'm from the UK. What's in the image?
- personalityson 2mo agoMe asking ChatGPT what values of x satisfy 0/x = 0. ChatGPT insists it has no solutions.
- ben_w 2mo agoChatGPT repeatedly asserting that 0/x=0 is division by zero and therefore no value of x satisfies the equation.
- xyzsparetimexyz 2mo agoTime to get a VPN bucko
- wiether 2mo agoI'm in France using a French VPN and I'm being blocked by imgur (been going on for a few years now)
- archargelod 2mo agoWhy do you use a VPN regulated by your government? That really limits its usefulness.
- kypro 2mo agoYes, same here in the UK. I think imgur blocks VPN IPs so I suspect unless I register a private IP or something it's basically unusable.
- LeifCarrotson 2mo agoYou can't view a random imgur screenshot in the UK? What image hosts work for you? Imgbb? Postimages?
- bspammer 2mo agoImgur decided to satisfy the terms of the UK's Online Safety Act by simply blocking access to the UK. As someone who lives here it's very annoying but also good on them.
- djmips 2mo agofirefox has a built in VPN now. I wonder if it would work for you.
- kingleopold 2mo agoLLMs can't reason, ok? They just repeat basic text, LLMs will be never smart in 100 years! /s
- peheje 2mo ago[flagged]
- munificent 2mo ago> Where will we be in another 4 years? Possibly somewhere amazing, but see also: https://x.com/pronounced_kyle/status/1768852493092680036 https://x.com/pronounced_kyle/status/1768852493092680036
- AgentME 2mo agoOh, GPT-3.5, recognizable in so many old screenshots by the green icon. If ever a popular model deserved the term "stochastic parrot", it was GPT-3.5. I wonder what percentage of people today still base their opinions of AI capabilities on their experiences with that model. That model was the only option for free ChatGPT users for the first year and a half of ChatGPT's existence, from November 2022 to May 2024.
- LoganDark 2mo agoGPT-3.5 was so nice because the safeguards were so easy to bypass and it wasn't lobotomized by RLHF. Newer models really don't hit the same spot and I'm not sure what I liked so much about that initial release. I look back at conversation logs I saved and I just can't replicate them nowadays.
- djmips 2mo agohave you experimente with https://huggingface.co/HauhauCS/Qwen3.5-9B-Uncensored-HauhauCS-Aggressive https://huggingface.co/HauhauCS/Qwen3.5-9B-Uncensored-Hauhau... to test that conjecture? It's very easy to try.
- LoganDark 2mo agoIt looks like the practical limit for that on my hardware is ~130 t/s, which is just okay. Makes reasoning mode quite painful though. (llama.cpp can't seem to exceed 30 t/s, I had Fable make me custom inference. that's why it took me a day to get back to you) GPT-3.5 would repeat my prompt back in its own words for me to confirm. This model immediately runs with it and generates a lot of output. I would definitely need to use a harness that allows editing / cutting off generations. Something I've noticed about models that have been specifically uncensored or trained to generate content is that they aren't very engaging to chat with. Maybe this is just because they weren't trained to chat at all (base models) but, it's hard to find a chat model that's been trained properly.